Grid Automation l3 Mvaa 2524 2010 12 en
Grid Automation l3 Mvaa 2524 2010 12 en
Grid Automation l3 Mvaa 2524 2010 12 en
MVAA
Auxiliary relay
The MVAA is a low burden auxiliary relay which can be used where a scheme demands several
CONTROL AND
contacts for event recording, alarm initiation, contact logic arrangements, etc. MONITOR
The relay can be supplied fitted with normal duty contacts and/or with heavy duty blow-out
contacts.
MVAA relays are voltage operated attracted armature units of compact design with a positive
action and a high degree of mechanical stability. Voltage is applied to the relay coils via an
internal diode bridge which enables relays to be energised from AC or DC power supplies.
Typical applications are for general contact multiplication, interlocking and customising the
protection scheme to suit the substation.
Models available
There are five versions of the MVAA relay,
each with a different type of contact
reset mechanism:
• MVAA 11
Single element relay with self reset contacts.
Two element version is type MVAA 21.
• MVAA12
Single element relay with a combination of
self and hand reset contacts.
Two element version is type MVAA 22.
• MVAA 13
Single element relay with hand reset
contacts.
Two element version is type MVAA 23
• MVAA 14
Single element relay with electrical reset
contacts.
• MVAA 15
Single element relay with hand and
electrical reset contacts. The contacts can be
reset either electrically or by hand.
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Operation indicators
Each relay element is supplied with an
optional hand reset operation indicator. The
indicator consists of a mask, which on
operation drops to expose a broad red strip
positioned diagonally on a rectangular white
background.
Technical data
• Ratings
Standard coil ratings: 24/27 V, 30/34 V,
48/54 V, 110/125 V, 220/250 V, AC or DC
• Operating ranges
* Note.
When the relays are required to cut-off their own supply voltage following operation, a special
late-acting contact must be used. This contact can be fitted on request and will be wired
internally. The number of available output contacts shown in table 3 is reduced by one when a
cut-off contact is supplied.
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Figure 1
Curves of breaking capacity
of heavy duty blow-out contacts
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Cases